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Today, the word 'tyrant' is used to refer to an unjust and autocratic ruler, who enriches himself or satisfies his lust for [[power]] at the expense of his people. Examples include [[Nicolae Ceausescu]] in [[Romania]] and [[Robert Mugabe]] of [[Zimbabwe]] in his later years.
 
Today, the word 'tyrant' is used to refer to an unjust and autocratic ruler, who enriches himself or satisfies his lust for [[power]] at the expense of his people. Examples include [[Nicolae Ceausescu]] in [[Romania]] and [[Robert Mugabe]] of [[Zimbabwe]] in his later years.
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There is a legitimate possibility that [[Barack Hussein Obama]] aspires to one day be President for Life and, therefore, a tyrant.
   
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